Murder in Paradise ends with a boat drift and confession
A tangled tale unfolds from an inn murder to a confession by Stash Veretil. Miss Millie, Jeanie, Gordon, and Maudie piece together motives as Gordon faces a violent past and a deadly present. The trio confronts truth on the pier as police close in.
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Chuapter XXIV
Maudie
Jeanie
Madie
McCool
Denny
Benny
Herbert Cord
Miss Millie
Liza Holmes
Harbert Cord
Chris Gordon
Goredon
Gordon
Millie
Kit
Cord
Miss Mie
Quile
Roosevelt Gift Cow Sparks Farm Dispute
Edward J. Flynn sent a prized cow to President Roosevelt as a gift but farm superintendent William Weisner claimed half-ownership and refused removal. Flynn evicted the superintendent. dispute escalates to court with Justice Chauncey Croft expected to preside in November.
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Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
Mollie
Flynn
Deisner
Mr. Weisner
Ma. Weisner
Weisner
Flynt
Seed
Supreme Court
John E. Mack
Mr. Roosevelt
Bradford Klock
Putnam County
Justice of the Peace
Chauncey Croft
Social Calendar Notes From Local Church and Club Events
The Maulay social calendar lists meetings at the First Baptist and First Methodist churches, with gatherings at homes of Mrs. R.B. Henderson and Mrs. Buford Poess aiding the Women's Society for Christ in Service. Miss Mary Rather Vecoks was honored at a Diamond District Girl Scout event, while Miss Brooks spoke of conventions. The period includes a birthday party for Master Van Moute, Halloween decor, and a Cotillion club dance at the Hope County club with guests and sponsors Mr. and Mrs. George Wire.
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Misa Brades
Cridty Tamichean
Tovdhis
Mary Rather Vecoks
The
Diamond
Gine
Miss Brooks
Nnte
Dallas
Shruvebert
Ayere
Bernard O'Dwyer
Jeli Vesey
Ol. RK. Williams
E, Pf, McWuddin
Chead
Palawan
Birthikiy
Marty
van Moute
Danald Moore
Ub O'Eloek
Eitergarten
Moore
Judy Ainalel
Tuy
Cotton Cha
Girls’ Cotillion Club
Hope County Club
Lab
Ceorge Wire
We Hanan
Personal mentions in Friday visit recorded in local notes
Mrs Joseph TR Mead and daughter Daisy Borothy visited Mrs Merkda kai Mos GL Ms file and Davis, Alice with Mrs Remmel Young and Brisnt Bundy. They traveled to Little Rock on Saturday to see Tuxus A. and MS-Arke gypes gaits. Mrs Albert Graves is noted.
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Joseph TR. Mead
Daught Daisy Borothy
File and Davis
Alice
Remmel Young
Brisnt Bundy
Little Rock
Arkegypes
Weekend Visits Highlight Arkansas News Figures
Mary Lemley of Arkansas, accompanied by sister Migs Janet, plans a Saturday trip to see a football game in Little Rock with a return Sunday. Dale Wilson and George Summers spend the weekend in Little Rock after a Friday drive from Loxarkany. Richurd Midbaris departs Saturday for a day in Little Rock as Mrs. R. M. Briant visits Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Vesey plan to watch the Texas Atlanta Arkansas game in Little Rock Saturday. Buckets of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Lemley spend the weekend with Ft. Smith hosts.
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Misa Mary Lemlay
Migs Janet
Lemley
University of Arkansas
Dale Wilson
O— Cearge
Little Ruel
Little Rock
R. M. Briant
Tex
John Vesey
Fred Eilix
Ft. Smith
Kendall Lemley
Church News Bible school and worship services
Morning worship and communion at 1 50, sermon The Task of Christy Authority. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. evening worship at 7 2 o'clock, sermon Christian Assurance For This Day. Public invited to attend these services.
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Bible Scriool
Christy Authority
Christian Endeavor Gogiety
Christian Assurance
No Strikes and No Lockouts in War Time
In a national emergency the labor dispute over coal mine control and closed shops tests President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s plea to avoid strikes harming defense production. John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, defies the call, insisting on a written closed shop agreement while threatening to strike. Eight Alabama men face a $10 fine each after an apparent free-for-all incident.
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America
John DL. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Steade
Washington
Inbar
Cape Live
Lewis
France
Hitler
Poison in the Ring Grace Costello a Prominent Welterweight
Grace Costello a 21 year old welterweight from Hoboken is profiled as a dominant wrestler with a perfect record except for one decision and one disqualification. The article highlights her dislikes of dirty fighting, her fighting philosophy and her early life as a tomboy who knew town cops and captains the women’s softball team.
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Adelaide Kerr
Peature Serview Weiter
Grace Costello
Hoboken
N. 4
Grace
Tomboy
Smiley
Smiley Gruge Wrestles On in Life and Ring
Grace Gruge describes how she started wrestling a year ago after being urged by John Fazio to take lessons. She notes quick learning, exhibition matches, and earning money while balancing married life to Walter Kauger. Her portrait emphasizes warmth, femininity, and resolve as she plans to continue wrestling for years.
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John Fazio
Grace
Gruge
Mane Nish
Smiley
Walter Kauger
Duburry Rose
Alice
Hope Kiwanis hears praise for defense project work
John Griffin of Southwestern Proving Ground tells Hope Arkansas Kiwanis that civic leaders and firms are stockholders in the defense project. He commends unfailing cooperation and notes local employment and contract opportunities as evidence of appreciation by project leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Hope
Arkansas
John Griffin
Southwestern Proving Ground
Censorship Dispute Delays American Funds in Trinidad
American business interests in Rio faced growing frustration as British censorship in Trinidad halted seventy five thousand dollars in American currency tied to National City Bank transfers. The money, held for two weeks, was released after New York channels intervened. Bank officials attributed the seizure to ignorance within the censor’s staff, prompting long mail delays and claims of surveillance.
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Freds
Ferguson Presidant
NEA Service, Inc
Rio DE Janeiro
Cable
Rio
Trinidad
National City Bank
Buenos Aires
New York
Argentina
Washington
South America
Trinidad Cnsorship
London
Mail bags seized by British disrupt American trade
A fragment notes seven mail bags on the Pan vivan clipper through Unidad a week ago. Two bags were removed and held by the British, puzzling how they chose which despite seals. The piece decries this interference amid calls to solidify American trade as part of a defense effort.
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Unidad
Britain
We, the Women By Auto Millett
A fragmentary piece examining social expectations placed on women, mocking questions about age weight dress size and family status, and the idea of female pretensions in social circles. The excerpt critiques curiosity about personal details and Mrs social climbing among women.
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Auto Millett
Mama
Coats Shine With Luxurious Fabrics And New Silhouettes
Fashion notes describe winter coats with elegant fabrics and lavish cuts from chemise to wrap around silhouettes. Styles include fur trims, basque and slender backs, with matching muffs bags and hats in wide price ranges. The piece questions future fasteners and hints at spring dress coordination.
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Helen Forrist Hall
New York
Woman Questions and Self-Flattery in Discussion
The speaker notes that inquiries about a mother’s life and marriage reveal how women dodge or tailor answers to flatter themselves. She argues that questions about motherhood and marriage are answered in a self-serving manner, often avoided or softened by women to suit their image.
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